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I made a big program on multi-core CPU (Control Win V3 3.5.13.10) using indexes for tables. The problem that is happening is that the value of a variable in a table changes without a program directly changing its value. From my experience, I know that when a program tries to write to a table using an index outside the table size range, rather than sttoping with error or doing nothing, it writes to any other table that is eventually allocated in memory at a location close to the target table. My question is:
Is there a way to stop execution (by pause or error) whenever an index goes outside the table size range?
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I made a big program on multi-core CPU (Control Win V3 3.5.13.10) using indexes for tables. The problem that is happening is that the value of a variable in a table changes without a program directly changing its value. From my experience, I know that when a program tries to write to a table using an index outside the table size range, rather than sttoping with error or doing nothing, it writes to any other table that is eventually allocated in memory at a location close to the target table. My question is:
Is there a way to stop execution (by pause or error) whenever an index goes outside the table size range?
Use the checkBounds() POU for implicit checks.
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